The Chinese auto industry is famous for its knockoffs. Hell, the whole Chinese manufacturing industry is famous for its knockoffs. These are the best clones from the recent 2013 Shanghai Auto Show.

This, my fellow members of the Working Proletariat, is what the endless joy of Communism brings us. This beast of burden, this chromed harbinger of the downfall of the bourgeoisie, this generous mass that has been handed down to us by those who are more equal than others, is the true reward for harmoniously striving…

Just as everybody else seems to be doing this week, Acura is gearing up to focus on the China, now the largest car market in the world. To that end, they've decided to debut a concept outside of North America for the first time, by revealing its Acura Concept SUV-X at the Shanghai Auto Show.

The number of automakers trying to crack the code to get Millennials to give a shit about cars grows with every major auto show and now Volkswagen has sunk to new lows with the Apple-aping name of the special edition iBeetle. It's a car built around a smartphone.

Next up in the line of China debuts at the Shanghai Auto Show, the Venucia VIWA Electric Vehicle Concept. It may not reach our shores or even see production, but it might have some hints about the next-generation Nissan Leaf.

Oh hey look Honda debuted a new minivan concept at the Shanghai Auto Show today and it is ABSOLUTELY TERRIFYING.

You there! Are you a Chinese male born sometime in the 1980s? Then the Nissan Friend-ME Concept wants to be your friend. It's in its name and everything.

MG, the venerated British brand that gave us little runabouts like the Midget and the MGB, drove itself into the ground a few years ago and it was scooped up by the Chinese companies Nanjing Automobile and SAIC. To that end, SAIC debuted the SUV part of the re-born MG, the CS, at the Shanghai Auto Show earlier today.